With Regard to the Physiological Basis of Temperament,Jerome Kagan Argues

Multiple Choice

With regard to the physiological basis of temperament,Jerome Kagan argues that children inherit a physiology that predisposes them to develop a particular type of temperament.He also believes that:

A) the environment does not play a role in shaping temperament.
B) through experience children learn to modify their temperament.
C) temperament does not take its final shape until the child has interacted with caregivers.
D) previous theories are incorrect.